Kipu is widely used in behavioral health and addiction treatment settings to support care coordination, patient engagement, and program management — including tools like its patient portal for communication and information access.

While Kipu helps teams stay organized and connected, documentation can still take time away from clients.

Freed is built to reduce that burden.

Freed’s AI scribe works alongside Kipu to help therapists, counselors, and clinical teams generate structured, chart-ready notes and push them into the EHR using a simple browser-based workflow.

A workflow that fits behavioral health settings

Behavioral health documentation isn’t one-size-fits-all. It often includes:

• Individual therapy notes
• Group session documentation
• Intake assessments
• Treatment plans and progress updates

Freed is designed to support that flexibility.

Clinicians use Freed to capture sessions, review AI-generated drafts, and move documentation into Kipu without manual copying and reformatting.

How EHR push works with Kipu

Freed uses a browser-based EHR push model. That means you don’t need complex integrations or system changes.

Here’s what getting started looks like:

Step 1: Create your Freed account and install the extension

Sign up and then download and pin Freed’s Chrome extension. The extension allows Freed to operate alongside Kipu within your browser.

Step 2: Capture your session

During individual or group therapy sessions, use Freed to record the visit. The AI identifies clinically relevant themes and organizes them into a structured draft.

Step 3: Review and edit your note

Freed generates a structured draft based on your session. Make any edits you’d like. Open your Freed dashboard separately to:

• Add your specialty for clinically relevant notes
• Upload or copy/paste your own templates
• Use a learned template to train Freed your writing preferences

Step 4: Push your note into Kipu

Click Push to EHR to transfer documentation into Kipu directly from your browser.

Freed’s EHR push is currently in beta, and we continue improving performance and reliability as clinicians use it and share feedback.

Why Kipu clinicians choose Freed

Documentation that adapts to your program’s standards

Behavioral health organizations often have specific documentation requirements tied to licensing, payer expectations, or program models.

With Freed, you can:

• Upload your own note templates
• Train Freed on your formatting preferences
• Adjust note length and structure
• Use AI-prompted edits to refine documentation

Notes feel consistent with your program’s style — without repetitive typing.

Supporting multidisciplinary care teams

Kipu environments often include therapists, case managers, nurses, and other clinical staff. Documentation needs to be clear, structured, and consistent.

Freed supports:

• Clear, organized notes
• Reduced documentation fatigue
• More presence during client interactions

Less screen time during sessions. More connection.

Freed works with other EHRs, too

Freed’s browser-based EHR push works across many systems — see our EHR integrations guide for the full list. Behavioral health teams also use Freed with SimplePractice and OptiMantra.

Freed for Kipu clinicians

If you’re using Kipu and looking for an AI scribe that supports behavioral health workflows, Freed was built with you in mind.

Less charting. More presence. More energy for the work that matters.

Learn more about getting started with Freed.